Singles 1965-1967 - Box Set Volume 2 - Rolling Stones

Voodoo Lounge - Rolling Stones

is one of The Stones' worst studio recordings. Out of 15 cuts on the album only 5 or 6 are what I would call keepers. It just doesn't have that edge that other Stones albums have. Their swagger doesn't show through here except for the first 3 cuts, 'I Go Wild', 'Brand New Car', and 'Mean ...

Undercover - Rolling Stones

Before writting this review, I must make my position clear. I think The Rolling Stones are the greatest band of all time, however I have tried to make this review as objective as possible. Undercover was The Rolling Stone s 3rd studio album of the 1980s. It was released in 1983 and contains just two singles, Undercover Of The Night and She Was Hot . Nether were massive singles, and also broke a string of eight number 1 studio albums, only reaching number 3 in the UK. The Rolling Stones tried to reinvent themselves. It contains standard rock numbers, dance numbers, and even a free style Jagger rap, on the track Too Much Blood . Fans and critics are split on this ...

Their Satanic Majesties Request - The Rolling Stones

This is The Rolling Stones record you'd do best to avoid. Probably the only one from the 60s or the 70s. It's not that it's bad, really - but it's very uncharacteristic. Be ready for an aimless mish-mash of psychedelia, rather than the gutsy Rhythm and Blues that the Stones perform so well. Straight away, the opening song gives us a clue as to what went wrong. It sounds like the Beatles. The Stones were obviously very influenced by what the Beatles were doing (like everyone else at that time, following the release of "Sgt.Pepper"). Overall, "Their satanic majesties", like "Sgt.Pepper" also sounds like a concept album ...